# Jobs for a Frontend developer: search and automatic applications

> There are many frontend jobs, and many candidates too. The one who applies first and writes to the point wins. AutoApply helps with both.

Source: https://autoapply.com.ua/en/roles/frontend · Updated: 2026-10-29

## What job posts ask for most

- React (most often), Vue or Angular
- TypeScript
- State and data: Redux, Zustand, React Query
- Next.js, SSR, performance and Core Web Vitals
- Tests (Jest, Playwright, Cypress), accessibility

## How to set up filters in AutoApply

Set your main framework and TypeScript. If you are open to fullstack, add Node.js with "at least one skill".

Stop words in the job title drop what does not fit you: for example "React Native" if you do not want mobile, or "WordPress".

## A short sample letter

The employer reads the first lines, so the letter must be short and concrete. A sample the AI adapts to each job:

"Hello! I am writing about the Frontend Developer (React) role. I have worked with React and TypeScript for four years; my last project was a customer portal on Next.js where we halved the load time. My portfolio and GitHub are in the CV."

More examples in [how to write a cover letter for IT jobs](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/blog/cover-letter-it). Or generate your own [for free](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/tools/cover-letter).

[Create an account and set your filters](https://autoapply.com.ua/login?mode=register&next=/start)

## A sample CV

A short one-page CV that gets past the first look. You can build one in the AutoApply CV builder in 10 minutes:

- **Title:** Middle Frontend Developer (React)
- **Summary:** 3 years with React and TypeScript, interfaces for e-commerce and SaaS.
- **Experience:** ShopUA, 2022 to now: rebuilt the catalogue on Next.js, LCP down from 4.1 to 1.8 s.
- **Skills:** React, TypeScript, Next.js, Redux Toolkit, Tailwind, Jest, Playwright, Figma.
- **Portfolio:** GitHub and 2 live projects linked.

## Interview questions

- How does the event loop work in the browser?
- How do useMemo and useCallback differ, and when do you really need them?
- How would you find why a page renders slowly?
- Where should state live: locally, in context or in Redux?
- How do you make an interface usable with a keyboard and a screen reader?

Practise answering out loud: a [mock interview with AI](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/blog/mock-interview-ai) for the exact job.

## Tips

- Link live projects in your CV: frontend is judged by eye.
- Mention concrete metrics: speed, conversion, bundle size.
- Make two letter templates and compare the replies in an A/B test.

## FAQ

### React or Vue: which should I list?

Whatever you actually worked with. If both, list both and choose "at least one skill".

## Read next

- [Jobs for a Java developer: search and automatic applications](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/roles/java.md): Java developer jobs in Ukraine: a sample CV and cover letter, interview questions, what employers want and automatic applications on Djinni and DOU.
- [Automatic applications to DOU jobs](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/dou.md): How to apply to jobs on DOU, what the letter and CV should contain, and how AutoApply sends applications on jobs.dou.ua automatically.
- [How many applications it takes to get an IT job](https://autoapply.com.ua/en/blog/how-many-applications.md): How many applications to send a day, how to measure your job search funnel and what to do when nobody replies. A practical approach without myths.

## Apply to jobs for a Frontend developer automatically, for free

AutoApply finds jobs on Djinni and DOU by your filters, writes a letter for each and applies for you. The free plan has every feature and 30 applications a month.

[Create an account](https://autoapply.com.ua/login?mode=register&next=/start)